Concerns Arise Over 'The Beginning After The End' Anime Adaptation

The anime adaptation of the popular webtoon faces skepticism due to its production by a studio with a lackluster track record.

The Beginning After The End, a popular Korean manhwa, is set to be adapted into an anime in 2025, with Studio A-Cat handling production.
The creator, TurtleMe, expressed concerns about the adaptation potentially being 'butchered,' reflecting low expectations for the anime's quality.
Studio A-Cat, responsible for the adaptation, has a history of producing underwhelming anime, raising doubts among fans about the project's success.
TurtleMe noted a lack of control over certain aspects of the anime, highlighting the challenges of adapting the webnovel's intricate storytelling.
The anime will have 24 episodes and will be exclusively available on Crunchyroll, with the first trailer already released at NYCC 2024.